nooron

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   by nooron 13y ago

   Perhaps so. If pjbrunet was making a clever joke, I suppose I owe them an apology.
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   by nooron 13y ago

   He or she wrote a sincere and earnest comment. Please show yourself out.
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   by nooron 13y ago

   My first impulse at this was to slam my fists on my keyboard and howl with rage. Since that's totally unproductive and not an appropriate response to a sophisticated argument such as yours, I'll abstain. I'd also like to ackn
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   by nooron 13y ago

   Goodness, yes. My academic background is a mix of humanities and third-rate engineering (history and economics, hah). I find that even at high levels in undergrad history, there's little sense that arguments don't have to-- and us
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   by nooron 13y ago

   Just saw your very eloquent reply to my comment. Great analogy.
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   by nooron 13y ago

   I remember the time I pulled a punch of all nighters in undergrad. I weakened my immune system and contracted a four-month spell of mono. It's absolutely a corrosive mindset. It's also one not conducive to learning new tricks or to meaningf
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   by nooron 13y ago

   Interesting and relevant question, but not the right one. Liberty was a business that built technology for dodging the law; Bitcoin is itself a technology. If what you're asking is, will Bitcoin exchanges and services face similar prosecuti